ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 150 Constructed over-flow bridge (left photo) and 4m retaining wall (right photo) at Barangay Belet Punong Barangay P. Batulon of Barangay Capisaan confirmed during the session the installation of 36 electric posts Construction of 90-meter Canal Lining at Barangay Wangal
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 151 FCFimplemented their social development commitments under their approved ASDMP with direct participation of their host Barangay, neighboring Barangays, inclusive Barangays and the MLGUs concerned. For CY 2021, FCF spent PhP 53,991,484.54 from the budget of PhP 53,825,413.03 which is more than the allotted budget. The expenditures include the DHNC, IEC and DMTG PPAs. Interview with Ms. Melanie Chengay-President of Cabinuangan Highlander Association and a beneficiary of the Enhanced Livelihood Project-Ginger Production together with Hon. Pedro Dumaguing Jr.-Sector Kagawad of SitioCabinuangan of BrgyRunruno Rehabilitation of damaged Hanging Foot Bridge 60m at Barangay Dibibi Construction of 100 Meters Slope Protection in Barangay Alimit
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 152 Monitoring and evaluation of the Cabinuangan Drying Pavement together with Ms. Lourdes Gano-SDMP Focal Person of Brgy.Runruno and Kagawad Pedro Dumaguing Jr. Monitoring and evaluation of the Cabinuangan Day Care Center together with Ms. Lourdes Gano-SDMP Focal Person of Brgy. Runruno and Kagawad Pedro Dumaguing Jr. Runruno National High School (RNHS) K-12 Building. Mr. GeorlyTugade-Principal of RNHS was interviewed. Ms. Ma. Crisanta S. Carbonel –Teacher of Runruno Elementary School was interviewed during the monitoring of the constructed Multi-Purpose Hall.
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 153 IRISE Project (Innovative Runruno Integrate Sustainable Earn From Waste Program). Hon. John Binay-an was present during the ISHES monitoring. Turn-over of medicines in support to the Medical and Dental Mission (Quarter 1) of Brgy. Runruno. Standing from left( Kagawad John Binay-an, Ms. Lourdes Gano-SDMP focal person, Ms. Elsie Bangayan and Ms. Marcela Asim-subsidized health professionals) Dental Chair Operation of Barangay Runruno Health Clinic
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 154 Expansion of ALS Learning Center E Learning Center New Brgy. Hall at Sitio Dipilipig, Brgy. Runruno
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 155 An interview with Kagawad Evelyn Mariano-Chairman on Committee on Health Monitoring the operation of the sewing business of Runo Sewing Services. Ms. Lovely Tangid and Ms. Nora Bravo- the sewers were interviewed.
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 156 Development of Lintungan Falls Improvement of Farm to Market Road- Brgy. Tadji Construction of Dumaliguia Elementary School Multi-Purpose Hall. Ms. JennelynBangad-Teacher of DES was interviewed during the monitoring.
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 157 Construction of Wash Outdoor Sink-Tadji Elementary School Interview with the Bgry. Health Workers of Brgy. Papaya Construction of BNC Office-Brgy. Papaya Provision of Medical Equipment-Brgy. Papaya Provision of Medical Equipment-Brgy. Tadji
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 158 Kasibu ICE Center. Ms. Josie Inyat-ICE Wokers was interviewed. Ms. Clarissa Tawanna-Focal Person of Brgy. Cordon was interviewed. Construction of Water System-Maddiangat Elementary School Construction of Kitchen Lacatory-Antutot Day Care Center
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 159 Improvement of Farm to Market Road-Brgy. Baresbes Construction of Fermiter Fence-MLGU Quezon Improvement of Farm to Market Road-Brgy. Baresbes
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 160 Aurora ICE Center. Ms. Jovelyn Velasco-Aurora ICE Worker (2nd from left) Improvement of Farm to Market Road-Brgy. Darubba Establishment of Satsuma Plantation at Brgy. Darubba-Hon. Reymond Casiple-Beneficiary
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 161 Improvement of Irrigation Canal-Brgy. Boliwao Improvement of Farm to Market Road-Brgy. Papaya Provision of Materials for the Completion of Water System Barangay Calaocan with Ms. Mirasol Wais(focal person from right) Provision of RISO machine and Supplies Barangay Calaocan Ms. Mirasol Wais (focal person first from left) Improvement of Municipal Forest Park MLGU DiffunQuirino with MENRO SabadoCabrero b. For the MPSA holders: Dinapigue Mining Corporation (DMC)partially complied with their commitments in their implementation of their social projects. For CY 2021, DMC spent about PhP 6,837,642.29 out of the budget PhP 12,319,398.37. The expenditures include the PPAs under the DHNC, IEC and DMTG. The company incurred low utilization of funds for the ASDMP and unimplemented PPAs shall be reprogrammed for CY 2022.
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 162 Gabion Wall Backfilling (300 meters) at Barangay Dimaluade Completed Spring Development project in Brgy. Ayod
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 163 Interview with Brgy Kagawad Roselyn Angulo on the implemented SDMP project/s in Brgy. Dibulo Construction of Drainage Canal in Brgy. Dibulo For JDVC Resources Corporation, no PPAs to monitor since there was no COA issued due to some issues on the FS Approval. ForCatagayan Iron Sand Mining Resources Corporation (CISMRC), no activities in the area and no reports submitted. Also, no PPAs to monitor as there was no Community Development Program submitted for the assigned area by JDVC. ForCagayan Ore Metal Mining Exploration Corp., no PPAs to monitor as there was no Community Development Program submitted for the assigned area by JDVC. Discussion with Brgy Chairman Paul John Direje III on the issue re: non-implemented project in Brgy. Digumased Discussion with the 2 Day Care Worker: Ms. Glecy Ann Betchiada and Mr. Elmer Mapa regarding Subsidy under SDMP
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 164 c. For the MPSA holders (Exploration Period): CatagayanMining ResourcesPhils., Inc. (CMRPI), no PPAs to monitor as there was no Community Development Program submitted for the assigned area by JDVC. J&M Mining and Exploration Corporation, no PPAs to monitor since no Community Development Program submitted. Long Fong Corporation, no Community Development Program was submitted as basis for the monitoring of PPAs. Peniel Resources Mining Corporation, no PPAs to monitor since no Community Development Program submitted. T&T Resources and Mining Corporation, no PPAs to monitor since no Community Development Programsubmitted. San Lorenzo Mines, Inc., no Community Development Program.No reports submitted to show proof of community works. d. Under the Exploration Permit: For the coverage period, no Community Development Programs (CDP) were submitted by the following Tenement Holders. No reports submitted to show proof of community works: 1. Baoxin Resources Corporation 2. Goodearth Mining and Development Inc. e. For the ISAGP and MPP, common assistance is the donation of sand and gravel for Barangay Projects. While some of the Permittees implemented their ASDMPs but no reports, others were not yet able to implement their commitments for the coverage period. 1. Mr. Eduardo V. Interior ISAG Permit Holder at Dodan, Peñablanca, Cagayan ASDMP implementation was on the Maintenance/Improvement of Barangay Road Network only, no implementation on planned activities under Support to Education and Support to Socio-Cultural Activities. The total allotment for all the planned activities was expended to the Maintenance/ Improvement of Barangay Road Network in the form of Donations. 2. Mr.Joseph L. LaraISAG Permit Holder at Centro, Peñablanca, Cagayan Operating but no Implementation. 3. Red Giant Aggregates ISAG Permit Holder at Caggay, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 4. The Permit Holder partially accomplished his planned PPAs. It is however commendable that the permit holder had its way of reaching to other barangays not funded by the SDMP with the following activity/ies: donated relief goods to the SDMP Brgys amounting to: BrgyCaggay, Tug. = PhP33,519.00 Brgy.Larion Alto, Tug. = PhP15,769.00 Also, donated relief goods to non-SDMP Brgys amounting to: Brgy.LarionBajo, Tug. = PhP15,769.00
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 165 Brgy.Patagueleg, Peña. = PhP15,769.00 5. Mr.Winston Pascua ISAG Permit Holder at Capissayan, Gattaran, Cagayan The Permit Holder implemented the planned activity under Assistance to Infrastructure Development and Support Service, however the allotted amount was not totally utilized with a 71.43% expenditure only. 6. Mr.JovencioZimara, ISAG Permit Holder at Barangay Masi, Pamplona, Cagayan The Permit Holder accomplished 50% Physical and 80% Financial on its approved PPAs. One of the accomplished activities which is not among theapproved PPAs was the improvement of Barangay Tanod Outpost. 7. Mr. Jessie Pagulayan, ISAG Permit Holder, at Camasi, Peñablanca, Cagayan Operating with no approved ASDMP. 8. RDI Jr. Construction, ISAG Permit Holder at Camasi, Peñablanca, Cagayan The Permit Holder attained a 58.33% Physical accomplishment and a Financial accomplishment of 46.67%. 9. JLL Concrete Products and Construction Supply, MPP Permit Holder at Dodan,Peñablanca, Cagayan The Permit Holder accomplished 100% Physical and 100% Financial. The targeted PPA is the beautification of Brgy. Dodan Multi-Purpose Hall. The Dodan Multi-Purpose Hall - BEFORE The Dodan Multi-Purpose Hall - NOW 10. Ma. Janet S. Interior, ISAG Permit Holder at Camasi and Parabba, Peňablanca, Cagayan.
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 166 No operation in the area and no approved ASDMP, hence, nothing to monitor. 11. Tomas C. Nolasco IV, ISAG Permit Holder at Mabuno, Gattaran, Cagayan No implementation. Groundwater Resource and Vulnerability Assessment (Hydrogeology and Environmental Geology Section) The assessment is in line with the government’s efforts to determine the availability and vulnerability of groundwater in the various rock units of geologic formation and identify additional sources of groundwater for human use. Groundwater is the portion of the Earth’s water cycle that flows underground. Groundwater originates from precipitation that percolates into the ground. Percolation is the flow of water through soil and porous/fractured rock. The water table separates the saturated or aquifer zone, from the unsaturated or vadose zone, where the water does not fill all the voids or spaces in the soil or rock. For CY 2022, there are 3 target municipalities under this activity, namely: Baggao and Alcala in Cagayan Province and Cabagan in Isabela Province. Additionally, the target for the vulnerability assessment is the Pared Watershed encompassing mainly the land area of Baggao and part of the eastern side of Alcala. The activity involves actual measurement of depth of the water table and well from the ground surface using a depth meter, recording of the location of these wells and springs using a handheld GPS, and some other relevant data using a standard datasheet. Additionally, in situ testing of water samples was also done which included readings of temperature, pH, electrical conductivity, and total dissolved solids (TDS). ACCOMPLISHED GROUNDWATER RESOURCE AND VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT TARGETS FOR CY 2022 No. Province Municipality/Watershed Date Accomplished 1 Cagayan Baggao September 5 to 30, 2022 2 Cagayan Alcala September 5 to 30, 2022 3 Isabela Cabagan October 11 to 21, 2022 4 Cagayan Pared Watershed - • Groundwater Resource Assessment in Baggao and Alcala, Cagayan Province The field survey was conducted on September 5 to 30, 2022 which involved geological mapping and well inventory.
PRIORITY PROGRAMS 167 The survey team did the well inventory within all 48 barangays og Baggao and 24 out of 25 barangays in Alcala covering the Pared Watershed. The wells chosen are mostly shallow or at depth 50 meters or less with the assumptions that these wells tap the unconfined aquifers in the locality. Most of the production wells in Baggao are privately owned and serve a few households, while others are owned by the barangays and serve as communal wells. A total of 108 shallow wells, 2 deep wells, and 5 springs were inventoried. The well depth range from 2.25 meters to 42.42 meters for the shallow wells, while 52 to 64 meters for the deep wells. The water table depth from the ground surface range from 0.69 to 8.04 meters. Moreover, the in-situ water quality testing yielded the following results: Temperature (°C) 27.2 to 34.5 Hydrogen potential (pH) 5.5 to 8 Electrical conductivity (μS/cm) 0.28 to 1.9 TDS 208 to 1,400 In the municipality of Alcala, a total of 30 shallow wells, 8 dug wells, and 6 free flowing artesian wells were inventoried. The well depth ranges from 1.8 to 36 meters, while the water table depth range from 0.4 to 12.12 meters. Meanwhile, the in-situ water quality testing showed the following results: Temperature (°C) 26.9 to 30.8 Hydrogen potential (pH) 6.3 to 9 Electrical conductivity (μS/cm) 0.28 to 2.61 TDS (ppm) 202 to 1,962 • Groundwater Resource Assessment in Cabagan, Isabela Province The survey team conducted well and spring inventory in all 26 barangays of Cabagan. The wells were mostly shallow or at depth of 50m or less with the assumptions that these wells tap the unconfined aquifers in the study area. The springs are located in far-flung areas and access to its locations is a challenge to the team because of the inclement weather brough about by Tropical Depressions Maymay and Neneng and the muddy and slippery trail during the assessment. Most of the production wells are privately owned and serve a few households, while some are owned by the barangays and serve as common wells, and the remaining operates for agricultural purposes. A total of 55 unconfined shallow wells (47 open dug wells and 8 jetmatic wells), 3 Level 3 wells, and 1 spring were inventoried during the assessment. The range of well depth in the municipality is from 4.77 meters up to more than 30 meters and range for groundwater level is between 0.35 meters to 21.72 meters. Additionally, the in-situ water quality testing yielded the following range of results:
ESTABLISH LIVABLE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES 168 Temperature (°C) 26.3 to 31.6 Hydrogen potential (pH) 6.2 to 9.4 Electrical conductivity (μS/cm) 0.3 to 3.24 TDS (ppm) 220 to more than 2000 Casibarag Norte Angancasilian Union Ugad